We’ve all been amazed at what Teemu Selanne has done over his career and during this season. After all, when you’re 41-years-old you shouldn’t be leading your team in scoring. You definitely shouldn’t be doing that when there’s a former MVP (Corey Perry) and a host of other young talent there.

But, before our conversation, I was certain — fairly certain — this would be his final season. Put it this way: I would have been willing to bet your paycheck on it.

Though he committed to nothing Saturday, in doing so — or not doing so, technically — he convinced me he will return.

“There’s more inside me that wants to play than retire,” Selanne admitted. “But it’s got to be 100 percent when I make the decision.”

With 62 points, Selanne is five better than Perry. He’s third on the team in goals with 23 and he’s still playing nearly 18 minutes a game. At 41!

The one hang-up here for Selanne has to be how the Ducks are built to compete. The last thing you want to do at 42-years-old is spend another season on a team that isn’t going to be a playoff threat. That said, doubting Selanne’s drive has been a mistake for anyone to do over the years.

A “one more year” chant at the Ducks’ final home game this season wouldn’t be a bad idea at all.

I hate the ducks, but the finish flash will always be one of the guys I loved when I first started watching and playing hockey as a kid. I would love to see him play one more year, but if he does I hope it’s for the jets.

Also just a thought, but could the jets just wear the old school sweaters ? I hate the new ones